October 4 – November 21, 2025 | Opening Reception: October 4, 12–3PM Waterfall Arts is proud to present Threaded Together: A Stitch Social Experiment, on view from October 4 through November 21, 2025. The exhibition celebrates the artists of Stitch Social, a twice-monthly fiber arts community group that began in early 2023 and has become…
We sat down with Jessica See, a glass artist whose work playfully blends the soft and the sculptural, with a touch of cartoon charm. Jessica’s path to becoming a glass artist wasn’t a straight line, but every twist seems to have added to the magic of her work. Raised in a suburb outside of Chicago, Jessica grew up in…
“When Art Found Me” is a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in an effort to focus on the people in our circle, so that you may get to know us a little bit better. Starting with our staff and expanding the circle outward, we ask folks to respond to the…
I had always identified myself as “the not creative one.” I was “a good audience.”
“When Art Found Me” in a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in a broad-stroke effort to more narrowly hone in on the people directly in our “inner circle,” so that you may get to know us a little bit better. Starting with our staff and expanding our circle, we respond to…
I don’t remember a time when art wasn’t in my life, hadn’t found me, or me it. I grew up with an artistic mother who looked for…
“When Art Found Me” is a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in an effort to focus on the people in our circle, so that you may get to know us a little bit better. Starting with our staff and expanding the circle outward, we ask folks to respond to the…
Lost in the drive to overachieve, compete with myself and others, I was always try to “make it.” But recently, a close friend put it poignantly that “life is not about becoming the best, but about becoming yourself.”
e first in a series of human interest pieces that Waterfall Arts is piloting, in a broad-stroke effort to more narrowly hone in on the people directly in our “inner circle”…